Early childhood intervention still struggling to enter the 21st century

‘I wonder if it is possible to write some basic principles or ground rules that would guide early intervention in all countries and all situations’
In my country, early childhood intervention for babies and young children who have disabilities and special needs has been around since black and white
Read more: Early childhood intervention still struggling to enter the 21st century
Editorial: Children’s action on climate change

They speak with urgency and integrity – qualities many of our politicians seem to lack
Peter Limbrick writes: It began with Greta Thunberg in August 2018. She began camping outside the Swedish parliament accusing politicians of failing to uphold their commitments to fight climate change as ag
Your early childhood intervention and ‘early support’ - Modern or out of date? Here is a ten-point scale for practitioners and parents

If you score 8 or above, I would like to write about your system
Peter Limbrick writes: This follows the piece I wrote in the August TAC Bulletin under the heading, ‘If crowing white man is top of the heap, who is at the bottom? Disabled babies perhaps’
I dared to suggest that some outdated e
Interconnections, four UK Children’s Commissioners and electromagnetic radiation. The story so far
Unhelpful confusion in early child and family support about the roles of teachers and therapists. Is the distinction between them invalid?
‘Primary Interventionist’: The concept isn’t popular but it is good for some families and makes the best use of busy practitioners’ time
If crowing white man is top of the heap, who is at the bottom? Disabled babies perhaps

We live with pecking orders. We ascribe value to each other. We jostle for position.
Perhaps the jostling is easiest for white people and amongst those, easiest for men. Isn’t this the repeated lesson of history?
Intellectual, physical or sensory disability must make the jostling harde
Read more: If crowing white man is top of the heap, who is at the bottom? Disabled babies perhaps